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A Study On Functions Of Non-Governmental Organizations Under The Visual Threshold Of The Rule Of Law

Posted on:2007-02-26Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z PangFull Text:PDF
GTID:1116360212459825Subject:Legal theory
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The practice of the rule of law currently undergone in China is mainly characterized by promotion of the government. The rule of law model is intrinsically inclusive of a contradiction: advocates regulating the state power by means of the rule of law, and meanwhile places the hope of realizing the rule of law on the state. This contradiction is referred to be"state paradox"by some scholars. The contemporary civil society theory offers the rule of law another vital element other than the state- the society, thus effectively separating the state from the combination of subject and object of the rule of law, eliminating the malpractice of having the impetus of the rule of law entrusted in the state and introducing society into the development of the rule of law. Nevertheless, either the"civil society"concept or the"state"concept is a concept of viewing the situation as a whole, as analysis instruments, they are not beneficial for the deepening of the Rule of Law Theory practically. The non-governmental organizations (NGOs), which come into being due to the market economy activities, is a embodiment of the integral civil society, thus research on this can to some extent ease the intension of the integral study of civil society theory. NGOs functioning as a link between the state and the civil social relationship can vividly reflect the interactivity between the two. Focusing on the rule of law functions of the NGOs is able to achieve effective...
Keywords/Search Tags:the rule of law, civil society, Non-Governmental Organizations, function, social public interest
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